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; Impellizzeri et al., 2004 ; Scott et al., 2013 ; Wallace et al., 2014 ). Daily total loads can then be summed to assess the cumulative load that an individual is experiencing over a given period of time ( Bowen et al., 2017 ; Colby et al., 2014 ; Gabbett et al., 2014 ). Accordingly, training load variables

ranging from 1 to 5) Not reported • Suitable for daily use • Correlated with training loads • Not available in many languages • Levels of validity and consistency not reported in the literature CSAI-2 ( Martens et al, 1990 ) 3 different scales: • Cognitive anxiety • Somatic anxiety • Self-confidence 27

Youth athletes commit considerable physical and psychological resources to achieve their competitive sport goals. Maintaining a high level of dedication to meet the demands of the professionalized youth sport context (i.e., high training load, extensive travel, focus on rankings) can have

of 34 male and 94 female athletes (one athlete did not report gender) aged 18–23 years ( M  = 20.0 and SD  = 1.6). Most participants self-identified as White (90.7%) and endorsed being a member of the travel roster (85.7%) with a very high (15.7%) or high (43.0%) self-reported training load

increase the RR (HRV beat–beat) ( Buchheit & Laursen, 2013 ). HRV and HRR undergo variations in response to training loads. Generally, moderate-intensity exercise is associated with increases in vagal response, while intense exercise is associated with a decrease in vagal responses. Moreover, in

exhaustion and sport devaluation ( Gustafsson et al., 2007 ; Isoard-Gautheur et al., 2015 ). In addition, these burnout perceptions could be “contagious,” evidenced by the significant association between athletes’ perceived teammate burnout and their own burnout from increased training loads ( Appleby et

training load included in many sports; thus, the role of recovery activities as a means to mitigate burnout needs to be examined in more depth in athletes. But if it works, how does it work? I recommend that future treatment research in athletes focus on interventions based on cognitive behavioral therapy

. Scientific Reports, 11 ( 1 ), Article e7489 . https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-87001-8 Petway , A.J. , Freitas , T.T. , Calleja-González , J. , Leal , D.M. , & Alcaraz , P.E. ( 2020 ). Training load and match-play demands in basketball based on competition level: A systematic review . PLoS

symptoms are likely affected by competition and training load ( Gustafsson et al., 2017 ). Furthermore, inclusion of linked self-reports from coaches alongside athletes would provide additional information pertaining to the relative influence of needs-satisfying and needs-frustrating sources ( Ntoumanis et

range of biopsychosocial stressors and demands have been found to have the potential to negatively affect elite athlete mental well-being ( Hughes & Leavey, 2012 ; Nixdorf et al., 2016 ). Some stressors and demands include: extensive training load ( Rice et al., 2016 ), overtraining ( Kuettel & Larsen